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Just Hear - Uni Verse. Out now on Reworck.

Slovakian curator Richard Zagiba makes a Reworck debut with his brand new  'Just Hear' project, a manifestation of many years refining it's unique sound.  With no shortage of studio experience under previous guises, this incarnation heralds a new dawn from which this talented artist is set to cement his reputation in 2016 and beyond. By virtue of it's seductive layers of texture and arpeggio, 'Uni Verse' is techy and trippy in equal proportions.  These rich sounds flirt amongst a solid bed of pulsing bass and deep spoken vocals. Reworck's Pole Folder authors a reinterpretation of his own, taking some of the key original weaponry as ammunition to go forth into even deeper, trippier territory.  

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Reworck returns with a follow-up hot on the heels of RW23, the stellar extended player from Poland's Tuxedo. RW24 reincarnates three of the tracks from that very release; with fresh takes on the originals "Float Through Anxiety", "Pathways" and "People Come, People Go" coming from Pole Folder, Kobana and Sascha Kloeber respectively. Pole Folder's remix of "Pathways" was originally conceived as an opening track. Customarily intense and atmospheric, the Belgian ensures no stone is left unturned as textures are explored and soundcapes are weaved. Kobana is the second to assume the controls, having first come to the attention of label head Pole Folder thanks to his barnstorming 'The Riddle' album, released on Proton in 2014. "Float Through Anxiety" is heavily-laden with melody, groove and trippy atmospherics. Completing an already bounteous package is the Sascha Kloeber reworking of "People Come, People Go". Fitting of a grandstand finale, German virtuoso Sascha entwines some of the trippier elements of Tuxedo's original while reticulating a series of uniquely hypnotic and sterling sounds of his own. We hope you enjoy.

Next release on Reworck. Artwork by Benoît Dirix.